Award-Winning MCAT Tutors in Monterey Park, CA

...is no single "correct" way to learn. Everyone can learn differently, and my approach to tutoring reflects the wide variety of individuals that I have had the opportunity to tutor or study with. I pride myself on being especially encouraging, and I think this helps to build confidence in my students, which translates into long-lasting...

...which is where I attended high school and first became a tutor. Since then, I've realized that teaching is something I truly enjoy, that helping a struggling student finally understand something is incredibly rewarding. I have a lot of experience tutoring chemistry and physics at high school and college level and also in math from...

...I travelled to Copenhagen, Denmark, where I lived and studied for two months while engaging in ethnographic research of the Danish prison system. I hope to use what I???ve learned to bring positive change to the American criminal justice system in the future. In addition to my research background, I also worked for three years...

...a fundamental shift in mindset to embody these skills. My job is to guide my students towards this ability to extract knowledge and autonomy in learning in order to apply it to all academic endeavors. My journey took me through a degree of Biomedical Engineering, and also a tenure as a high school Physics, Biology,...

...I volunteered my time tutoring other students in various subjects. Seeing others have that "ah ha" moment made tutoring so rewarding, and I knew I wanted to continue tutoring while in college. While at UCSB, I tutored for Campus Learning Assisted Service which offered help to students who were struggling in certain classes. I specifically...

...physics, chemistry, and biology. Tutoring to me is more than helping a student master course material; it is the process of empowering the individual. I view it as my job to help students understand how to tackle concepts from multiple avenues (i.e. visual, kinesthetic, aural) in order to truly understand what they’re learning. I like...

...the process of applying to medical school. I currently work part time for Covina High School and Mt. San Antonio College as an athletic trainer. Having a strong background in the basic sciences, especially in biological sciences and anatomy, I hope to help other students achieve their academic and professional goals. The one-on-one tutoring environment...

...student. I am currently living in Los Angeles doing medical research and applying to medical school. As a 4-year NCAA Varsity Tennis player, I understand the importance of balancing the rigor of academics with extra curricular activities. Because so many students have such a full and busy schedule, I believe tutoring sessions should be both...

...graduated from University of California - Irvine with a bachelor's degree in biological sciences and am now pursing a degree in medicine. I've had four years of experience tutoring college students in subjects such as introductory biology, general chemistry, physiology, organic chemistry, and neuroscience. I try to make my tutoring sessions as interactive as possible...

...where we can figure out how much the student knows and most importantly, where there are gaps in the student’s knowledge base. Once we accomplish this, it’s a simple matter of figuring out the best teaching method and angle to help the student fill in those gaps. Further, I firmly believe in helping my students...